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  1. No you should do as he said add a dot to your include_path, like: include_path='.;S:\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\php\PEAR'
  2. Is this gonna be a text-based game? It really depends on how you want your game to look and work for us to give any proper advice on technology.
  3. You can use the value in an id attribute only once. <div id="header"></div> <div id="content"></div> <div id="sidebar"></div> <div id="footer"></div> #content, #sidebar { float: left; width: 460px; }/*assuming the total width = 960px / 2 = 480px - 20px = 460 px*/ #content { margin-right: 20px; } #footer { clear: both; }
  4. Never thought about creating a shared database? Or make the second application work with the database of the first? Documentation enlights the mind. $query = "INSERT INTO database1.table2 (colA,colB,) SELECT colA,ColB FROM database2.table1 ";
  5. You create the appropriate directories under /system/application/
  6. The first is called a sub-domain while the other is called a sub-folder. You'd use the latter in most cases. You would only use the first if you were eg split load: www1.domain.com -- 82.69.15.35 www2.domain.com -- 82.69.15.36 www3.domain.com -- 82.69.15.37 ..
  7. How would you know if the selected option is from a "higher level"? I don't see any modeling for it, and you can't trust the ID.
  8. Remove the line float:right; it has no effect as it's completely ignored by the CSS engine, you can't float an absolute positioned element.
  9. Yeah, that may work. I have one question though: Is it possible for a user to not select a package but instead select options from different packages to make a whole? Is this something you/your client would want in the future?
  10. 1 does a data base have a mximum size? Yes each data-type has a maximum size. Although some have an unreal large data-types (~64PB), in this case your HDD size will determine the actual maximum size of your database. 2 Do tables have a row limit or a limit on the number of rows that can be inserted? I am not certain if all DBMS have this option but I know MySQL has it MAX_ROWS = value as found on: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/create-table.html
  11. <div id="bla" style="display: none; z-index: 99;">bla bla</div> <div onclick="show('bla')">clicky</div>
  12. They start out with the information they got from the interview and try to compile a list of pages. Now all pages have been identified and their content they create a wire-frame for each page, aiming for a usable, accessible design (Information Architecture). When they get the go-ahead on the wireframes, they decide on some colors or use the company colors to create a mock-up in Photoshop. When they get the go-ahead on the design (mock-up) it's sliced, transformed to HTML&CSS and back-end functionality incorporated.
  13. sets (set_id, set_title, set_author_id, ..) cards (card_id, .., card_set_id)
  14. Assumptions: 1. The total price of a package is the sum of all it's options. 2. The price of each option may change at any given time and therefor adjusting the package price. 3. The total price a user pays is the sum of all it's chosen options. users (user_id, user_name, user_password) packages (package_id, package_name) packages_options (option_id, option_name, option_price, option_package_id) users_packages_options (upo_user_id, upo_option_id) When the user selects a package instead of individual options: INSERT INTO users_packages_options (upo_user_id, upo_option_id) SELECT $uid, option_id FROM packages_options WHERE option_package_id = $pid When the user switches from entire package to individual options (components): DELETE FROM users_packages_options WHERE upo_user_id = $uid AND upo_option_id NOT IN ({implode(',', $chosen_options)}) Delete a package: DELETE FROM users_packages_options WHERE upo_user_id = $uid AND upo_option_id IN (SELECT option_id FROM packages_options WHERE option_package_id = $pid)
  15. The reason I encouraged CodeIgniter is that it provides prefab classes like Cart
  16. You need Ajax. Your HTML will look something like: <input type="text" name="search" value="" onkeypress="findRecordsFor(this.value)">
  17. I won't go into explaining the entire XML and related technologies, buy a book, something that fits you and read it. You will learn more then you will if I had to explain it all to you.
  18. Update the table: $case = ''; foreach ($states_arr as $country_code => $country_name) { $case .= "WHEN '$country_name' THEN '$country_code' "; } $query = "UPDATE table SET country_code = (CASE country_name $case END)"; echo $query;//check if query was properly constructed Or use ken's solution to map states to their abbreviations at run-time.
  19. Post your code as your explanation does not make much sense.
  20. Really?? LOL told you like 2 hours ago
  21. PHP will throw a syntax error resulting in a blank page if error's are turned off and I assume they are as he doesn't tell us about any error. As PHP sees it as $hmm1->player - command where command is assumed to be a constant.
  22. You don't need JS for that, apply a CSS class: text-transform: capitalize;
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